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As seen in: Issuu, Inside Climate News, EIN News, Long Island Press, Between the Lines (Livonia), Pride Source, Monroe News, Hour Detroit, Oakland County Times, Common Ground and
Covers:  Environmental and business journalism. I also like to have fun and review movies and cultural stories every now and then! @nlgja
Freelance climate & business journalist. Won the 2024 Class C Environmental Journalism award from the Detroit chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists
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Detroit Underwater: A Closer Look at Flooding in Metro Detroit - Hour Detroit Magazine

Detroit Underwater: A Closer Look at Flooding in Metro Detroit - Hour Detroit Magazine

Hour Detroit — Climate change is causing heavier rainfall, overwhelming metro Detroit's antiquated sewage system. How far will communities go to protect their basements?
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Ann Arbor Gallery Features Art Therapy by Refugee Ukrainian Children - Current Magazine

Ann Arbor Gallery Features Art Therapy by Refugee Ukrainian Children - Current Magazine

ecurrent.com — Dealing with the traumatic effects of surviving a warzone is hard enough for adults, but how do you even begin to treat the children who have survived the first year of the biggest war on European soil since 1945? Ukrainian artist's Nataliia Pavliuk's answer was to provide art therapy for Ukrainian youth, the results of [...]
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How Detroit's Automotive Industry Will Adapt to Electric Engines - Hour Detroit Magazine

How Detroit's Automotive Industry Will Adapt to Electric Engines - Hour Detroit Magazine

Hour Detroit — Find out how the Motor City is embracing the electrified future of transportation such as electric engines and vehicles.
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Exeter couple collecting signatures to recall four board members

Exeter couple collecting signatures to recall four board members

Monroe News — Two Exeter Township residents are seeking a recall petition against four township board members following their standoff with the township supervisor.
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Adrian Our Town | Summer 2021

Adrian Our Town | Summer 2021

issuu.com — Our Town Magazine is a local full feature magazine that provides area residents with a closer look at the many good things happening in Lenawee County and the surrounding areas. All of our features are locally written content that you may never see anywhere else. You can find the article in question on Page 12.
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How To Handle The Unfolding Eviction Crisis | The Sun Times News

How To Handle The Unfolding Eviction Crisis | The Sun Times News

The Sun Times News — Homelessness is now a real danger for millions across the country as rental assistance for Covid-19 effected households has now ended. See how you can get help here.
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Where Washtenaw County's State Level Elected Officials Stand On Voting Law Changes | The Sun Time...

Where Washtenaw County's State Level Elected Officials Stand On Voting Law Changes | The Sun Time...

The Sun Times News — Republicans have proposed over 400 bills to make changes to American voting laws in state legislatures across the country since the 2020 election. But where do Washtenaw County's elected representatives in Lansing stand on the 39 bills proposed just in Michigan? The Sun Times News found out.
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The Effects Of Covid-19 On Regular People, Who Have Been Infected | The Sun Times News

The Effects Of Covid-19 On Regular People, Who Have Been Infected | The Sun Times News

The Sun Times News — It's easy to feel overwhelmed, or jump to partisan conclusions when reading works of journalism on Covid-19. This article delves into it from the opposite direction from how it is usually covered. This story tackles what it looks like to have Covid-19, from the perspective of ordinary people, who you might even know.
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Hundreds March for Justice in Downtown Ferndale * Oakland County Times

Hundreds March for Justice in Downtown Ferndale * Oakland County Times

Oakland County Times — Hundreds March for Justice in Downtown Ferndale (Drew Saunders, June 6, 2020) Ferndale, MI -It is often said that silence is compliance in the face of injustice. On Saturday, over a thousand people from all walks of life gathered in Ferndale to be anything but silent in the face of violence against people of color across the United States.
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Detroit Underwater: A Closer Look at Flooding in Metro Detroit - Hour Detroit Magazine

Detroit Underwater: A Closer Look at Flooding in Metro Detroit - Hour Detroit Magazine

Hour Detroit — Climate change is causing heavier rainfall, overwhelming metro Detroit's antiquated sewage system. How far will communities go to protect their basements? Photo by Nick Hagen.
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Pulp | Arts Around Ann Arbor

Pulp | Arts Around Ann Arbor

Martin Bandyke Under Covers | Ann Arbor District Library — If there is a timeliness prize for art gallery exhibitions, the latest offering from the Ann Arbor Arts Center (A2AC) is a shoo-in for a podium finish. Weeks before the 2024 presidential election, A2AC's Obama: An Intimate Portrait displays some of the best photographs by Pete Souza, a veteran photographer who reached the pinnacle of his career by serving as President Barack Obama's photographer.
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Kimberly Ann Thomas: U of M Law Professor Runs for the Michigan Supreme Court - Current Magazine

Kimberly Ann Thomas: U of M Law Professor Runs for the Michigan Supreme Court - Current Magazine

Current Magazine — Kimberly Ann Thomas, the Ann Arborite running for the Michigan Supreme Court this November, took a sidewalk seat at a café across from the Diag recently, to talk with Current about her approach to judicial matters and why she is running. The University of Michigan Law School professor, mother and one time editorial board member [...]
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Ann Arbor to Vote on Sustainable Energy Utility - Current Magazine

Ann Arbor to Vote on Sustainable Energy Utility - Current Magazine

Current Magazine — There are a number of ways that a community can achieve a totally renewable energy system. Ann Arbor voters will have the chance to seize upon one option, should a majority go along with the first charter amendment proposal on November 5 to establish a sustainable energy utility.
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